BREAKING: Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany has expressed his frustration after one of his star players personally approached him in his office to reveal his intention to join Chelsea. Kompany admitted he’s unhappy about the situation, describing the player as their best performer last season and admitting that losing him would be a massive setback for the team. Reports confirm the player has already agreed personal terms with the Premier League side, but Kompany is determined to fight the transfer and is making plans to stop the move from happening.

Vincent Kompany, the new manager of Bayern Munich, has voiced his disappointment following news that one of his top performers from last season has reached personal terms with Chelsea. The revelation came after the player personally approached Kompany in his office at the Säbener Strasse training ground to inform him of his intention to join the Premier League club. This unexpected development has reportedly unsettled Kompany, who had high hopes for building his Bayern project around the player.

Chelsea have been quietly advancing talks with the player’s representatives for several weeks, and it’s understood that negotiations have progressed swiftly. Though neither club has officially announced anything, multiple sources suggest that the deal is at a decisive stage.

Chelsea’s ambitious approach under manager Enzo Maresca has seen them target young, high-quality talents from top European clubs, and this potential signing fits their vision perfectly.

During a press briefing after training, Kompany made his feelings known without directly naming the player, though he hinted at the individual’s immense importance to Bayern’s squad last season.

He admitted he hadn’t anticipated this decision, especially from a player so vital to the team’s consistency and morale. Kompany lamented the challenges managers face when key players look to leave, acknowledging that while career ambitions are natural, losing a cornerstone of the team can derail a project in progress.

Speculation around the player’s identity is rampant, with names like Jamal Musiala, Joshua Kimmich, and Alphonso Davies circulating in the media and among fans. The uncertainty has fueled anxiety within the Bayern fanbase and added an extra layer of intrigue to the ongoing transfer saga.

Kompany isn’t prepared to let the player leave without resistance. He disclosed plans to meet with Bayern’s board and urge them to resist Chelsea’s advances, emphasizing the importance of keeping key players for the integrity of the club’s sporting project.

Kompany also intends to hold further discussions with the player in hopes of persuading him to stay in Munich.

Chelsea’s proposal is believed to be a substantial five-year contract, offering a salary increase and assurances of a starting role in Maresca’s attacking system. The London club is reportedly willing to pay over £75 million for the transfer, with additional performance-based incentives.

Bayern’s management will deliberate internally in the coming days before making a final decision, while Chelsea are expected to push with an improved bid before their preseason tour begins.